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Calymene is a genus of trilobites that lived primarily during the Silurian period, with fossils commonly found across Europe and North America. As a member of the order Phacopida, these arthropods are recognized for their well-preserved enrolled fossils. The species Calymene blumenbachii, nicknamed...
Flexicalymene is an extinct genus of trilobites that existed during the Ordovician period. These arthropods are commonly found in the limestones of the Cincinnati region in Ohio, USA, as well as in parts of Europe. Flexicalymene trilobites are frequently discovered in an enrolled state, rolled into...
An Ordovician-Silurian calymenid trilobite abundant in South America and North Africa, commonly found in the enrolled position in Bolivian and Argentine strata.
Gravicalymene is a genus of calymenid trilobites from the Silurian Period. Fossils are known from Europe and North America, where they occur in marine sedimentary rocks. The genus has a strongly built exoskeleton, including a broad glabella, and many specimens are preserved enrolled, with the head a...
Neseuretus is a genus of calymenid trilobites from the Ordovician Period. It is widely associated with marine rocks of the former Gondwanan margin, including regions of Wales, Iberia, and North Africa. Species of Neseuretus are used in regional biostratigraphic correlation, especially for Lower Ordo...
Placoparia is a genus of calymenid trilobites from the Ordovician Period. Fossils are known from Europe, including Iberian regions, where the genus lived in marine environments. It has a broad cephalon and prominent eyes, features that help distinguish it from some related calymenids. Placoparia is...
Platycalymene is a genus of calymenid trilobites known from Paleozoic marine rocks, including Silurian deposits in parts of North America and Europe. Like other members of Calymenidae, it had a segmented exoskeleton and could enroll its body, bringing the head and tail shields together as a defensiv...
Reedocalymene is a genus of calymenid trilobites from the Paleozoic fossil record. The genus was named in honor of the paleontologist Reed and belongs to a family known for trilobites with a distinctive, often lobed glabella on the cephalon. Fossils assigned to Reedocalymene are studied as part of t...
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